Varissuomi

Varissuomi sometimes also referred to as "huono suomi" (bad Finnish) is a distinct form of the Finnish language which has developed recently among the immigrant communities in Varissuo. It contains a very simplified grammar and a very limited vocabulary. Varissuomi is primarily used by the younger generations of foreign families who speak different languages to communicate between each other, although some have started using English instead.

Their form of speech has also spread into residents of Varissuo who have an ethnically Finnish background.

History
Varissuo has a high amount of individuals with a foreign background, being up to 90% of those who are recently starting school. For many young students, the only place where Finnish used is school, leading to a weakened understanding of standard Finnish. This has caused to the communities to start using a distinct form of Finnish, given the name "varissuomi", containing a very small vocabulary with very simple grammar.

Status
There have been many proposals to make immigrant communities around Varissuo learn standard Finnish, including the idea to replace Swedish classes with Finnish classes, or more radical ones such as forcefully moving students into other schools to expose them into standard Finnish.

Members of the Finns Party have expressed fears of Varissuomi also spreading more into ethnic Finnish communities.